It is I, Mylar Man.
$28 from Norrell Plastics in Memphis. It's where most all the call makers buy their mylar. I have enough .014 cutdown reeds to leave my children VERY well off.
Hear ye, hear ye!
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greenheadgrimreaper
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Hear ye, hear ye!
Who hast thou mother load of duck call reeds?
It is I, Mylar Man.
$28 from Norrell Plastics in Memphis. It's where most all the call makers buy their mylar. I have enough .014 cutdown reeds to leave my children VERY well off.
It is I, Mylar Man.
$28 from Norrell Plastics in Memphis. It's where most all the call makers buy their mylar. I have enough .014 cutdown reeds to leave my children VERY well off.
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Blake Williamson
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Re: Hear ye, hear ye!
Considering a 14 reed will delaminate at the tip in no time, those sheets are a wise investment.
Never assume.
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